The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-06-25

Blausius spent Sunday very pleas
antly at the Rock House.
Judge Friesner will convene
court this morning to close up some
unfinished matters of the May
term and adjourn finally.
Jacob Weaver was in Lapcast-
err last Saturday on committee to
fix time and place of holding the
next Reunion of the 18th o. V. l.
Mrs. Albert Dedit and Miss
Alice Schooly, of near Macarthur,
are spending a few days in Logan,
the guest of Mrs. j. s. Brown.
The feather renovaters are in
town. Any one wishing to have
feathers renovated should not miss
this opportunity. Give them a call.
Mrs. Mary j. Watts, aged
about 81 years, of Goodhope Tp.,
was adjudged insane last Monday,
and conveyed to the Asylum on
Thursday. M III"
--Messrs. McGrath e Hook hold
their annual races at Macarthur
July a and 8. They offer some
handsome purses and in cOnse-
quence will have good races.
Miss Dora Hansen one of our
most accomplished and handsome
young ladies graduated at Dela-
ware college Wednesday, with the
highest honors. She will be well
coined home soon.
Mrs. Sarah McCloy, Of Monday
who sometime ago, had a re-cur-
ence of insanity, and was ordered
to be read mitted to the Asylum,
has partially recovered and has not
been sent to Athens.
A fishing party consisting of a
number of our most prominent
ladies and gen tlemen went to
Boardman's lock on Monday even
ing last. A good time with plenty
of refreshments is reported.
Miss Matte Mumford, a stud
ent of the Lake Erie Female Sem
mary returned home on Friday ac-
companied by the Misses Julia and
Lucy Rumsey, of Chicago, who will
remain her guests for few days.
We are in receipt of q large
forty-eight page literary magazine,
| The Illustrated London and Foreign
Ners. 1t is published weekly and
contains reading of an interesting
and historic nature. Subscription
$4.OO per year.
The Neao York WorlRs balloon
reached height of 10000 feet,
which is the highest American
record. Hazen reports the voyage
a success, and the balloon will be
taken to st. Louis where arrange
ments are being made for another
ascent.
Valentine Backus an old cit
izen of Washing Tp., was adjudged
insane in the Probate Court June
| 18th and ordered to be sent to the
asylum, but owing to his being an
epileptic he could not be admitted,
and was placed in the County In
firmary.
Mrs. Yerges is now ready to
begin her painting class. All those
wishing to commence lessons will
confer favor upon her by calling
on Monday morning to make ar
rangements for the class which
will begin Tuesday the 90. Room
26 Rempel House.
Two or three energetic men
can secure profitable employment
as agents for the Cincinnati Life
Associa tion by calling at the Rem
pei House, room No. 8. The best of
terms given to the right parties.
Persons having had experience in
canvassing preferred.
We are authorized to'announce
that the Columbus, Hooking Val
icy & Toledo Ry., will on and after
May Goth 'S7, sell round triptickets
on Sundays only, from and to all
stations on the Hooking Valley
Division where trains are scheduled
to stop, at rate of one fare round
trip. Tickets will be good return
ing only on day of aale.
| DIR. j. r.. Barker, general agent
for the Cincinnati l. ife Association
of Cincinnati, o., is in the city. The
company represented by him is one
of the best and cheapest in the
4 United States and persons desiring
to insure will do well to become
members of this association. They
insure on the assessment plan,
which furnishes insurance at exact
cost. p. Ht
The Commissioners appointed
by the Probate Court to report on
the propriety of a Special School
District, at South Perry in favor of
the establishments of the district as
proposed with the exception that
the lands of Stephen Welshimer
were left out and the lands of ]. A.
McClelland taken in the district.
The report was confirmed yester-
day by the Probate Court.
| Our old friends Jerry Carpen-
ter and David Later while out rid
ing on Sunday afternoon last were
thrown from their express wagon.
Mr.. Carpenter receiving a severe
injury to his shoulder, reported to
be fracture of the collar bone. Mr..
Later besides being violently pre-
cipitated into Il thicket of briars,
Jerry says, had one of his big toes
broken and was considerably
scratched, but we hope not to the
extent of the individual described
in the old nursery rhyme.
Married. e.
June 81, 1887, by G. w. Brehm
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